The Court of Aldermen has 25 members, one representing each ward of the City of London, together with the Recorder of London. They are elected by the registered voters within the ward, and stand for re-election at least every six years. They retire at 70 years of age. The historic requirement that aldermen sit as magistrates in the City of London was dropped in 2013, but most of those listed below still do.
The list is in order of the year in which they have served as Lord Mayor, and thereafter in the order of their first election as an alderman. The link from their surname should take you to their entry at the City of London website.
Alderman Sir David Howard Bt Cornhill Gardener
Mr Alderman Ian Luder CBE Castle Baynard Cooper
Mr Alderman Nicholas Anstee Aldersgate Butcher
Alderman Sir Michael Bear Portsoken Pavior
Alderman Sir David Wootton Langbourne Solicitor
Alderman Sir Roger Gifford Cordwainer Musician
Alderman Dame Fiona Woolf DBE Candlewick Solicitor
Mr Alderman Alan Yarrow Bridge & Bridge without Fishmonger
Mr Alderman Hon Jeffrey Evans Cheap Shipwright
Alderman Sir Paul Judge Tower Marketor
Dr Alderman Andrew Parmley Vintry Musician
Miss Alderman Alison Gowman Dowgate Glover
Mr Alderman Gordon Haines Queenhithe Horner
Mr Alderman David Graves Cripplegate Solicitor
Mr Alderman John Garbutt Walbrook Weaver
Mr Alderman Peter Hewitt Aldgate Woolman
Mr Alderman Matthew Richardson Billingsgate Wax Chandler
Mr Alderman William Russell Bread Street Haberdasher
Mr Alderman Charles Bowman Lime Street Grocer
Mr Alderman Tim Hailes Bassishaw Solicitor
Mr Alderman Julian Malins QC Farringdon Without
Mr Alderman Michael Mainelli Broad Street World Trader
Mr Alderman Vincent Keaveney Farringdon Within Solicitor
Mr Alderman Peter Estlin Coleman Street International Banker
Alderman Baroness Patricia Scotland QC Bishopsgate Skinner
For more on the Court of Aldermen, please visit this link at the City of London website.